Manages Jenkins builds, jobs, artifacts, and queue operations via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface.
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The Jenkins Model Context Protocol (MCP) server provides a comprehensive interface for programmatic interaction with Jenkins instances. It offers robust tools for orchestrating CI/CD workflows, including triggering, stopping, and scheduling builds, retrieving detailed job and system information, and managing build artifacts and queues. Designed for seamless integration with MCP-compatible clients like GitHub Copilot or Claude Desktop, it empowers AI agents and other automated systems to interact with Jenkins, facilitating advanced automation and intelligent pipeline management.
Key Features
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02Automatic handling of Jenkins CSRF tokens and API token authentication
03Trigger, stop, schedule, and update Jenkins builds
04Retrieve comprehensive job and build information
05Manage and monitor build queues
06List and read build artifacts
Use Cases
01Programmatically monitoring Jenkins instance status and build progress.
02Integrating Jenkins build and job management into AI-powered development environments.
03Automating Jenkins CI/CD tasks from AI agents or external applications.
